If you are waiting to get your hands on Google Stadia releasing next month, here is something you should know. A new survey suggests that an estimated six million gamers out of the 34 million daily gamers in the US will likely exceed their broadband data caps after using the highly anticipated cloud gaming service. […]
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I am the apps admin on my G Suite EDU domain. For a training I had created 100 temporary accounts and then wanted to delete them after the training. Doing a Google Search the results show me how to tediously remove one user at a time. Unacceptable. It took me probably longer to find how
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A hacker has stolen the data of 250,000 users of a Dutch web forum, exposing the email addresses of both clients and workers. A Dutch sex worker forum where clients can rate and review workers, Hookers.nl, has experienced a data breach, according to Dutch broadcaster NOS. NOS reached out to the hacker, who reportedly stole
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Snapchat appears to be suffering a major outage, with users around the world claiming they are unable to send or receive snaps. Many have also reported seeing a “could not refresh” error message when they try to load their feeds. The app has been having issues since 17:26 BST, according to Downdetector, which monitors online
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Who do you think makes more typos or mistakes, desktop or mobile typists? According to a recent infographic from Fenetic Wellbeing, desktop users are making 3X more errors than mobile users. Even though the technology of what we type on has changed, the concept is pretty much the same since 1829. This was the year
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Facebook has announced that its professional platform, Workplace, has now reached 3 million paying users. Source link
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In a blog post, Twitter explained that users share email addresses and phone numbers with the company for safety and log-in verification purposes, such as two-factor authentication, which allows people to receive one-time codes that they input along with their passwords to access their accounts. The trouble, however, stems from the fact that advertisers can
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PROVO, Utah, Oct. 08, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Today Cake Technologies, developer of the only swipe-based mobile web browser for iOS and Android, released the latest version of the Cake Browser, featuring enhanced usability and design, privacy controls, and Mobile SpeedSense technology to optimize content delivery regardless of network speed – all the way up
Apple Arcade for Mac is now available ahead of the release of its newest operating system, the macOS Catalina. It will feature the same kind of service the iPadOS and iOS has, and the monthly cost is $4.99. Currently, there are dozens of new games you can play now, with promise of hundreds of titles
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The Taiwan flag emoji has disappeared from the latest iPhone versions for users in Hong Kong and Macau, the Hong Kong Free Press’s Kris Cheng reports. Users on Hong Kong online forums spotted this change. The People’s Republic of China claims Taiwan as one of its provinces and does not recognize it as an independent country.
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